An anatomical museum is a specialized facility that displays preserved human and animal specimens for educational purposes. These museums often feature anatomical models, preserved organs, and skeletal remains, allowing visitors to learn about the structure and function of the body. They serve as valuable resources for students, medical professionals, and the general public interested in anatomy and biology. Many anatomical museums also highlight the history of medicine and the study of anatomy, showcasing the work of notable figures such as Andreas Vesalius and Henry Gray. These institutions aim to promote understanding of human health, anatomy, and the importance of scientific research in medicine.